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Can you trust AI for health advice? 3 days ago | By Colleen Young, Connect Director (@colleenyoung)Comment receiving replies
@loriesco
I am now reading the peer reviewed placebo controlled, double dummy study which, instead of medicine. concludes that apple cider vinegar, cinnamon, sticks, and honey, when taken at bedtime cures obesity, pancreatic cancer, diabetes, toe fungus, and psoraisis, that the med/pharm industry doesn't want you to know about.🤤
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@shmerdloff
I wasn't sure you were kidding, but the "double dummy study" phrase smelled a little smirky ... 🙂
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@shmerdloff I don't see it. I don't see it in the research. Only a mild link to the cinnamon/ACV lowering blood glucose. The pharm industry doesn't care. It is not what they are selling. They have medicine that works and has been tested against a placebo. ACV has a HIGH acidic base. It is harmful to some people who can't tolerate acidic PH. Can food be dangerous, you know? It's not entirely free of problems. I go with the science.